Angela Green

For Angela Green, MEd, her passion for ADHD education and advocacy is rooted in both professional and personal experience. Living alongside family members with ADHD and later receiving her own diagnosis gave her unique insight into the challenges and strengths of neurodivergence. When her son was diagnosed in kindergarten, she reevaluated her teaching practices and became committed to helping educators and families better understand and support students with ADHD. With more than twenty years of experience in urban elementary education, she is a kindergarten teacher with the School District of Philadelphia, an ADHD and executive function trainer, and a member of the ADHD Black Professionals Alliance. She is dedicated to reducing stigma, promoting early intervention, and equipping educators and parents with practical, student-centered strategies. Green serves as coordinator of CHADD of Philadelphia, a member of CHADD’s national chapter advisory board, and an education consultant for the